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Flight to Israel Makes Emergency Landing in Saudi Arabia After Steep Dive

Travis Kelce Got Into Wedding Shape—and Embarked on a Late-Career Honeymoon

With less than five weeks to the midterms, here are some themes that have emerged ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter:

Two Seattle Grandparents Sacrificed Space to Build a Home for Under $1 Million

Exclusive | Tech Giants Face Questions Over Secret AI Data-Center Deals

Exclusive | Ken Griffin Is Making the Largest Donation to Higher Education in U.S. History

A Democratic lawmaker wants more information on the secret agreements between tech companies building data centers and local officials approving them

The Gap Between the Rich and the Very, Very Rich Is Getting Wider

Exclusive | Americans Want Populist Policies That Defy Traditional Political Labels

The U.S. Military Exits Iraq, Leaving Behind a Nation in Peril

The Premium-Card Perks That Turned an $860 Hotel Stay Into a $210 Steal

Americans in both parties back government-imposed price caps and other market interventions to make life more affordable, suggesting new support for populist ideas, according to a WSJ survey

Mayor Mamdani Must Redo New York City Pied-à-Terre Tax, Judge Says

Trump Defends Light-Touch AI Strategy After Industry Sounds Alarms

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will announce 20% cut to top brass, the Trump administration used Homeland Security funds for pro-Trump television ads and billionaire Peter Thiel is behind the $130 million purchase of Casa Encantada. Read more in today’s What’s News newsletter:

U.S. military expands drug war in Latin America with drones, troops and intelligence operations targeting cartels

The Stills-Young Band’s ‘Long May You Run’ Turns 50

Skintight Running Unitards Are Having a Masculine Moment

‘Violins’ Review: Blondshell’s Eccentric, Enveloping Songs

Make This Caramelized Corn Salad While Fresh Cobs Are Still at Their Peak

‘War’ Review: In the Trenches of Divorce on HBO

Mystery Deepens Over Alleged U.K. Terror Incident After Suspects Are Freed

RFK Jr.’s Push to Revamp American Food Runs Into White House Resistance

Treasury Will Auto-Enroll 60 Million Children in Trump Accounts

Hegseth to Announce 20% Cut to Senior Officer Ranks

The defense secretary will announce the move on Wednesday during a speech to a handpicked group of lower-ranked officers and enlisted troops

Exclusive | Homeland Security Money Financed Pro-Trump Television Ads

English Soccer Giant Manchester City Found Guilty of Sweeping Financial Breaches

The auto-enrollment change will ensure much broader access to the child investment accounts

Mamdani Unveils Strategy to Combat Antisemitism Amid Criticism of His Anti-Israel Views

The Trump administration used Homeland Security funds to finance a set of controversial pro-Trump advertisements that recently began airing on television

See How the Houthi Advance Was Powered by Arms From Iran and China

Zoe Kazan Avoided Watching the Original ‘East of Eden’ While Writing the Miniseries

A Bucket-List Trip to the Seychelles Is Now Easier Than Ever

Billionaire Peter Thiel Is Behind the $130 Million Purchase of Casa Encantada

The Trump administration has built a tool powered by artificial intelligence that its developers promise will serve as a “concierge” to the federal government

The ‘Colossal Headache’ of Building a Made-in-America Monopoly Game

How the Yankees Plucked Two Shining Stars From Boston’s Backyard

We explore what could happen if Democrats win in the midterms. Read more in today’s WSJ Politics Newsletter:

Oura Postpones IPO Over Market Uncertainty

North Korea Land Mines ‘Highly Likely’ Behind DMZ Explosion, Seoul Says

Don’t Call Me a Helicopter Parent. My Kid’s in a Junkyard Playing With a Saw.